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• Norse mythology: The aurora was believed to be the armor of the Valkyries, female warriors who chose which soldiers died in battle.
• Inuit mythology: The aurora was believed to be the spirits of the dead, playing games in the sky.
• Finnish mythology: The aurora was believed to be the fox's tail, sweeping the sky with its fluffy tail.

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